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Re: Engine rebuild, help!
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Yes, it seems that one of the ends was peened so I was eventually able to push it out from the other side. Now the trouble is I am having trouble pulling the gear that the camshaft drives off. Is this press fit?

Posted on: 2023/1/24 20:11
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Re: Engine rebuild, help!
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Hello, I am currently trying to rebuild the oil pump now. Can’t figure out how to get the driven gear out. It seems you should be able to just hammer out a little pin (pictured) but I’ve been hammering on it with a center punch and it hasn’t budged from either side. Is there something else I am supposed to do or does anyone have any tips on getting this pin out?

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Posted on: 2023/1/24 19:33
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Re: Engine rebuild, help!
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Okay, thanks a lot! :) Ill just do that.

Posted on: 2023/1/20 21:41
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Re: Engine rebuild, help!
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Hello, I am happy to report I got my engine and crank back from the machinist and am beginning reassembly once again. My question is this; is there another way to install the rear main rope seals than using an arbor press and a ~3” inch piece of round wood, I have neither.

Posted on: 2023/1/20 21:15
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Re: Wiring harnesses
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I have been expecting at least $1000 - $1500. I’ll look into each of those companies further. Thanks for your help!

Posted on: 2022/12/17 1:33
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Wiring harnesses
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Does anybody know where I can buy a good wiring harness for my 48 Super Eight Sedan? Ideally I would like to get an oe style cloth covered one but I’ll take what I can get?

Posted on: 2022/12/16 20:11
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Re: Engine rebuild, help!
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Hmm I’ll definitely take a look into these methods

Posted on: 2022/12/13 18:43
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Re: Engine rebuild, help!
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Quote:

HH56 wrote:
Believe it is 38 studs for your engine and the tightening sequence is below if you need it.

If you or your mechanic use a decent stud extractor they should unthread without too much difficulty. Be aware though that many holes go directly into the water jacket and seepage in the threads may have rusted the stud and make them hard to remove. It is even possible one or more will break. If any do break another thing to be aware of with your 48 22nd series engine is it may be one made in the time of the transition when the stud threads were changed. This article shows and mentions the difference so be sure to replace any broken studs with the correct item.

One wrong stud-hole combination will still thread but may leak excessively and the other wrong combo will not thread in more than a few turns without force and probable damage to threads or stud if it is forced.

Well that certainly is great to know. Thanks for your help! I’ll ensure I get the correct ones when they inevitably break. 😁

Posted on: 2022/12/13 17:06
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Re: Engine rebuild, help!
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I believe-off the top of my head- that there are 36 studs

Posted on: 2022/12/13 15:35
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Re: Engine rebuild, help!
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UPDATE:
The machine shop has determined that the mains are slightly out of round and will need to be align honed. The only problem is they need to remove the head studs to put it in the machine and are going to be charging 140 an hour for labor.
So, my question for you is this, has anyone had any experience removing head studs & how long should it take? The block has been hot tanked and cleaned recently so at least the tops of the studs are not rusty but I’m not sure if that means the bottoms should be relatively easy for them to pull out. Any help helps.

Posted on: 2022/12/13 15:32
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